Antitrust officials watching minimum-service real estate laws 

Controversy is brewing again in Oklahoma over measures that require real estate brokers to provide a specific set of services for their clients.

U.S. Justice Department officials in September issued a letter to members of the Oklahoma Real Estate Commission over a new set of rules that the commission considered relating to the adoption of Senate Bill 673, which requires brokers in the state to provide a minimum level of service for their clients.

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